The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

A lot of really good information here guys, thanks to every one who took time to to reply to the post. A special thanks for the information regarding the firing pin spring from wolf. I too would have been at a loss as to what it was and would have gone about my merry business without a clue as to wh...

Way To Cool!
G.R.

I took a jewelers file to my rear sight, very slow and deliberate and widened the rear sight aperture then cold blued it several times to protect the metal. For the time being I have used ghost white fluorescent paint for the front sight. I will have my local gun smith here in the St John's area of ...

The two mags that came with my pistole are so stiff that they are actually hard to load, it's tough to get the last round in. They work just fine but they aren't as nice as what I'm used to from other European manufactures. I was just wondering if you felt that the new mags were an improvement over ...

This took place in my own back yard. Oregon's roads and high ways are full of trucks and the truckers that are no more immune to road rage than any other person on the move. I've seen these guys PO'd at each other and playing chicken on the free way. If the trucker got out of his rig it wasn't just ...

Thanks for all the feed back and info., once again it all makes sense when it is laid out in such plain and simple terms. As for the ANTI-GUN NUTS, well I guess you all know what you have to do when you go to the polls at election time. YOU ALL GO TO THE POLLS ON ELECTION DAY DON'T YOU! Jeff Cooper ...

Here is a question that I have pondered for some time regarding all gun manufacturers. OK, all handgun manufacturers ,save several, design one platform for all calibers. Right off hand the two that come to mind that don't fallow this formula are Kel-Tec CNC and Kahr Arms. I would include Skyy Indust...

You two guys rock, Nice Work to the both of you!

Thanks guys,
I have gleaned a little bit of information from every one. I appreciate all the information I get at this web site and find it very helpful.
Thanks again................................. G.R.

Oh, I have one other question, Is the Silver Bear HP ammunition considered a defensive round? It is advertised as having a magnetic case and a copper coated magnetic shell around the bullet. I'm not really familiar with any of these European cartridges and need a little help with what is what. Is th...

On a happier note, I just yesterday afternoon sent off a pair of postal money orders to D. Larson to purchase what is reputed to be a couple of CREAM PUFF P-64 pistole's. My trigger finger is Just A Twitch-en to pick up the box these two little beauties are going to arrive in. My wife tells me that ...

OK you guys,
How does the Silver Bear compare to Fiocci ammunition for feet per second and muzzle energy? This is a cartridge that I shoot regularly. Am I doing harm to the pistole using faster heavier loads?......................... G.R.

Bzinggg,
Thanks for the heads up regarding the increased power recoil springs and accuracy, it all makes sense after reading your explanation. Is there any down side to ordering heavier recoil springs that you are aware of.

bzinggg,
The hotter ammo scenario makes sense but I'm not sure that I fallow the improved accuracy and shorter cartridge ejection distance, always willing to learn something new, could you please elaborate?
Thanks................ G.R.

Portland Oregon, last show at the Rose Center had prices all over the place. P-64 $175.00 and up. PA63 $179.00 and up. CZ 50, 70 $239.00 and up. I was fortunate enough to get a PA63 at one of the net auctions for $129.00 plus shipping. We are also beat with a $10.00 back ground check tax here in the...